Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-02

John Sherman, Ohio. ........... $1,O0O0O0
N. w. Aldrich Rhode Island. .... 10000
w. b. Allison, Iowa ............. 100000
Jos. L. Brown, Georgia .......... 100000
j. NJ. Camden, West Virginia .., 100000
j. Don Cameron, Pennsylvania. e. 100000
- Cheney, New Hampshire. .... 1,5C0,OG0
j. N. Dolph, Oregon. ............. 100000
Geo. +. Edmunds, Vermont. 100000
James b. Eustis, Louisiana. 100000
William M. Evarts, New York 900. 100000
II. l.. Gibson, Louisiana. ......... l,O0O,OC0
A. p. German, Maryland. ........ 1,53J,0C0
Eugene Hale, Maine. ............ 1,OGO,C00
James G.. Fair, Nevada. ......... 100000
j. Il. MCPHERSON, New Jersey. l,5C000O
Warner Miller, New York ........ l,5OJ09O
Thomas w. Palmer, Michigan. 100000
John Ii. Mitchell, Oregon ........ 100000
Henry b. Payne, Ohio ........... 100000
John G. Spooner Wisconsin. ..... l,0O0000
Leland Stanford, California. G0,O0000o
George Hearst California. ....... 100000
grandfather Schneider" is the eu-
phonious name OF mine in Osceola
district, about three miles southwest OF
the town, owned by Sol Hip and Jake
Henderson, a small sack OF ore from
which Sol brought in this week The
specimens shown us are very rich in gold,
and if the mine contains any great guam
tity of such rock, Sol and Jake viii be
millionaires in the near future.-lI white
Pine NeWS.
1t is reported that body OF ore has
been struck by the Phoebe Consolidated,
between the eighth and tenth levels OF the
old Raymond Il Fly mine. 1t is said to
be eight get wide and to assay from 40 to
100 ounc5I
HELENA, Jan. 29.-The heaviest snow
storm Of the season began last night and
has continued during to-day. Over a
foot OF snow has fallen and it is still COM
ing. The cattlemen are feeling blue, as
dispatches from various points indicate
great suffering and extreme cold. The
worst is feared in many localities.
Ore said to assay $50 per ton in gold
and from 500 to 5000 in silver, is being
shipped to San Francisco from the Kear-
sarge mine, lnyo county, Cal.
Warner, Idaho, has an excitement in
consequence OF the strong probability Of
the sale OF the Sullivan and Bunker Hill
mines to Eastern parties for 81 100000.
The gross value OF the borax product
OF Churchill and Esmeralda counties
during the fiscal year ended September
0U, 1850, was NllS, OZO.I, OIL winch
Churchill produced but $9,lS4. Esmer-
alda's product yielded State and county
tax OF $343.3S.
1t is rumored that negotiations are
pending for the sale OF mines in the Cen
tennial district, Arizona. to an Eastern
syndicate with Senator Dorsey AT the
head.
Some very rich silver mines have been
discovered near Pirm district, Ventura
county, California.
The gold, silver and lead product OF
Arizona for the year 1856 amounted to
over $7,0OO,00O
According to the Nevada City Trans
cript last Tuesday, fourteen.foot ledge
OF the richest large body OF ore ever
found in that mine was struck in the 400
level OF the Yuba.
A shaft 800 feet deep is to be sunk on
the Harris mine, east OF Washoe Valley
\ vein OF rebellious ore one foot wide,
assaying $40 per ton, has recently been
developed in the mine.
The bullion output OF Pitkin county,
Colorado, for the year 1886 was 81 600
600, with millions Of dollars worth OF ore
in sight